The phrase "age command" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a command related to age, but without additional context, it is ambiguous and not usable.
Example: "The age command in the software allows users to filter results based on the age of the participants."
Alternatives: "age directive" or "age instruction".
In a culture where age commands instant respect and the lack of years immediate suspicion, this is a telling statement.
Speaking at the space-age command center that has been constructed to mastermind the bid -- an entire floor of a hotel -- Mr. Liu walks crisply and with determination past Olympic statues decked with Beijing's newly designed Olympic logo and huge pictures of stadiums, real and yet to be built.
Some 250 Muslim Brothers are in Egyptian prisons, including several popular moderates widely regarded as future leaders.Such blows have weakened the moderate faction within Egypt's Brotherhood just as it faces growing internal pressure to overhaul its ageing command.
However, the newly appointed commander of the 2NZEF, Major General Bernard Freyberg was concerned about the age and command experience of some potential senior officers of the 2NZEF such as Hargest.
Then came the Bronze Age and command economies (think of the pyramids), and it was downhill all the way.
This approach is particularly undesirable for pensions, where painful long-term decisions, such as raising the state-pension age, must command a national consensus.
Philip, whose personal tastes in clothes were relatively simple, loved to surround himself with all the pomp and pageantry that the age could command.
A nice gift would be a watch either analogical or digital depending on the child's age and command of the handle system for analogical clocks.
And in many Asian countries, age itself commands respect among the general population as well as among politicians for the wisdom it allegedly brings.
